Exercises for men and women
BAX. and IRELAND
Gramophone records of Bax's Mater, ora Filium, and the second movement of his Third Symphony
Talk by the Bishop of Lichfield
'Report from France,' by a French-woman
with the recorded voices of many famous stars. Introduced by Leslie Mitchell . Written by Harry
Alan Towers and produced by Frederick Piffard
played by Percy Whitlock
From the Pavilion, Bournemouth
Selection of songs by George Gersh win, on gramophone records
from page 25 of "New Every Morning" and page 46 of "Each Returning Day". At thy feet, O Christ, we lay: Psalm 33, vv. 1-4 and 13-21: St. Luke 5, vv. 12-26; Hail to the Lord's anointed!
London Coliseum Orchestra: conductor, Reginald Burston
and his Orchestra
Overture: Iphigenia in Aulis (Gluck): A Pagan Poem (Loeffler): Magic Fire Music (The Valkyrie) (Wagner), on gramophone records
A unit of the American Band of the A.E.F. led by Sgt. Mel Powell at the piano.
by Sonny Millar. ' Tales of the Blue Pacific': Carol Rave sings them, and Sonny Millar tells them. to the island music of Felix Mendelssohn 's Hawaiian Serenaders and- the voices of the Waikiki Singers and Alan Kane. Produced by Peter Madden
Beekeeping from the Woman's
Point of View.' Mrs. R. E. Clark , who combines housekeeping, beekeeping. and the Secretaryship of the Twickenham and Thames Valley Bee-keepers' Association, discusses with Reginald Gamble some of the advantages and disadvantages of beekeeping as she sees them
Conductor, Fred Berry
Tunes from the Great White Way, on gramophone records
London Philharmonic Orchestra (leader. Jean Pougnet ). conducted by Basil Cameron . Solomon (piano)
From the Royal Albert Hall, London
Scottish Variety Orchestra: conductor, Kemlo Stephen
Rhaglen o ganeuon ysgafn gan fyfyrwyr Coleg y Brifysgol, Bangor.
' Nimblewit and Peppercorn': a story for the younger listeners by Nansi Greville Young
' Excursions on the Brecknock Beacons': Hoppy and Glyn go mountaineering. Play by Elwyn Thomas , produced by Lorraine Jameson
National and Regional announcements and Northern Ireland News
F. H. Grisewodd brings to the microphone people with out-of-the-way news and views of passing events
-when dancing really was dancing! Reminisce or dance while Harry Davidson and his Orchestra play old-time dance music and John Lewis entertains with old-time ballads
At the piano, Berkeley Mason. Programme introduced by Patric Curwen. Master of, Ceremonies. A. J. Latimer. Producer. Douglas Lawrence.
Sir Geoffrey Mander M.P gives his impressiofls of what he saw and heard in Parliament
with Foster and Clarke Bertha Willmott
Beryl Orde
Billy Danvers Robert Wilson
Harry Korris , Robbie Vincent , and Pat Lennox
BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Announcer, Norman Wooland. Producer, John Sharman.
followed by War Report or a topical talk
by James Montgomery, adapted for broadcasting by Lance Sieveking. Produced by Peter Watts
This farcical comedy was first produced at the Savoy Theatre. London in February, 1918, and ran for 578 performances. The 'only comparatively honest' member of a Wall Street business house accepts a challenge from his partners, and stands to win ten thousand dollars - if he can tell the truth in answer to every question addressed to him during a period of twenty-four hours. Conditions are agreed, and the test goes forward: listeners may reflect — gratefully or sadly— that the social and commercial complications resulting from so much honesty are likely to be confined to one side of the footlights. This play, of course, is very well suited for radio; its most dramatic moments are evoked by speech rather than by action
' To keep vigil with our men'
Peter Fielding , and his Band. Old-time dance music, from the Oxford Galleries, Newcastleupon-Tyne
11.30 ' The Gaybirds ' directed by William McGregor. From Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow
